Licensed Electrical Contractor in Orlando, FL
ECCAM CORP is a licensed electrical contractor (EC13014738) serving Orlando and Central Florida since 2016 — not a low voltage company that subcontracts the electrical work, but a fully licensed team that handles it in-house. That distinction matters more than it sounds: it’s the difference between one company responsible for your project start to finish, and three different crews you have to coordinate yourself.
From panel upgrades to new construction wiring to the infrastructure that powers your smart home, security system, or EV charger, we design and install electrical work that’s built to support everything else you add to the property later — not just the immediate job.
What’s Included
- ✓ Electrical panel upgrades & replacements — from 100-amp to 200-amp service, or whatever your property’s load actually requires
- ✓ New construction electrical — full wiring design and installation from the ground up
- ✓ Renovations & additions — electrical work that integrates cleanly with what’s already there
- ✓ Power distribution & protection — circuits, breakers, and surge protection designed for how the property is actually used
- ✓ Code compliance & inspection — every job brought up to current Florida electrical code, with permitting and inspection handled as part of the project
- ✓ Infrastructure for future systems — panels and circuits sized and positioned to support EV chargers, smart home automation, and security systems without a second rewiring project later
Why ECCAM
Licensed, not subcontracted. Many low voltage and smart home companies bring in a separate electrician when a job needs panel work or new circuits. We don’t — our electrical license (EC13014738) means the same team designs the low-voltage system and the power infrastructure behind it, from one set of blueprints.
Built for what comes next. A panel upgrade done right anticipates the EV charger, the home theater, or the security system you might add in two years — not just what you’re asking for today. We size and plan accordingly, at no extra cost to you.
One point of contact, one team, one warranty. No coordinating between an electrician, a low-voltage installer, and a smart home integrator. From design through final inspection, it’s the same people.
Central Florida based since 2016. Family-owned. CEDIA and GOBA member. When you call, you reach the people who did the work.
Our Process
1. Assessment — we evaluate your current electrical service, panel capacity, and what the property needs now and might need later
2. Design — a plan for the electrical work itself, and how it supports any low-voltage or smart systems you’re considering
3. Permitting — handled as part of the project, not left to you
4. Licensed installation — panel work, wiring, and circuits installed to current Florida code
5. Inspection — coordinated and passed as part of the job, not an afterthought
6. Documentation & walkthrough — you know exactly what was installed and where, useful for any future work
Service Areas
Serving Orlando and Central Florida, including Winter Park, Lake Nona, Windermere, Winter Garden, Waterford Lakes, and Avalon Park.
Recent Work
FAQs
How do I know if I need a panel upgrade?
Common signs include breakers that trip repeatedly, an older panel (60-100 amp) in a home that’s added AC units, EV chargers, or major appliances since it was built, visible rust or scorch marks near the panel, or a panel that’s simply too small for what you’re trying to run. If you’re planning to add an EV charger, smart home system, or major renovation, it’s worth having your panel evaluated before you commit to that project — undersized service is the most common reason a later installation gets delayed.
Are you actually licensed, or is this subcontracted?
Licensed. ECCAM CORP holds Florida electrical contractor license EC13014738. We don’t subcontract electrical work to a third party — the same team that designs your low-voltage or smart home system also handles the electrical infrastructure behind it.
Do you handle the permitting and inspection?
Yes. Permitting and inspection coordination are part of the project, not a separate step you manage yourself.
Can you size my electrical panel to support a future EV charger or smart home system, even if I’m not installing it yet?
Yes, and we recommend it. Planning panel capacity for what you’ll likely add later — an EV charger, a home theater, additional smart home circuits — usually costs little to nothing extra during an upgrade, but can mean a full second project if it’s not planned for upfront.
Do you work on new construction or only existing homes?
Both. We do full electrical design and installation for new construction, as well as renovations, additions, and upgrades to existing properties.
